New Romantics: Ep. 4 | The Roots of British Style | British Vogue & River Island

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British Vogue Fashion News Editor Julia Hobbs traces the lasting influence of 1980s style movements: the New Romantics and Blitz Kids.
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Milliner extraordinaire and original Blitz Kid Stephen Jones kicks off her journey with a story of how a Bowie night started a bold new look in austerity Britain. We see how today’s buzziest designer Serafina Sama of London label Isa Arfen has drawn from the era for her collections, before meeting a new generation of creatives who are bringing fearlessness back to everyday fashion.
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In a brand new series for Vogue and GQ, 4 editors are dispatched to trace 4 British style movements then and now. Over the course of 4 episodes, each editor meets designers and experts, cultural figures and tastemakers, to find out the defining moments behind these trends, and what they mean to a new generation today.
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@aubreyaragon988 4 года назад

1978 to 1981 Blitz Club set the standards. RIP Steve Strange.

@leannewoodfull 7 лет назад

One of my favourite subcultures, for sure! Always in awe of the makeup in particular.

@faune 7 лет назад

I really appreciate that the British Vogue has spent so much effort to discover and share the fashion culture and history with us. I think this is very important for the new generation actually, to educate them where all these glamour, beautiful things come from but not just in the surface knowing a bunch of labels or designer names only. Great video.

@mistreme8341 5 лет назад

I do believe Antony Price and Vivienne Westwood are still alive and they've continued to make their fashions after their fashion. They were the godparents of New Romantic style. I still covet an Antony Price ice cream suit!

@shivanshi1522 3 года назад

im doing this project for my school but idky im so driven towards this era ,the styles look so fresh till date (in my eyes).

@jacobhiley1098 7 лет назад

Love this, but perhaps a full length documentary on Punk through the New Romantic era would be even more lovely?

@aubreyaragon988 4 года назад

Leigh Bowery another Blitz Kid Legend over the top loved his fashion. Very creative making his own outfits. RIP Bowery.

@GlamourMagUK 7 лет назад

Absolutely loving this series!

@jasonblitz7454 4 года назад

Glad this was made, the world unfortunately will NEVER be the heaven that was 1979 to 1984 but glad there are some who still live glamour and style

@PiaAmorin 5 лет назад

I absolutely love this series. I can't help but come back to it every now and then.

@chandalam7151 7 лет назад

I Really appreciate that the British vogue has spent so much effort to discover and share the experience thank u.

@dustparticles6830 7 лет назад

Julia, an English rose with silver glitter thorns 🎇🌹🐼

@otti365 7 лет назад

i really love Vogue especially the British Vogue which explore national identity , culture and modern art . Thanks vogue for showing me , fashion is beyond superficial image, business and marketing but also the historical , humanity and society side .